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that he is dressed in a gray hoodie a white skinned or caucasian male with light brown curling hair. that's the individual we are looking for at this moment. >> that's suspect number 2. >> that's suspect number 2, the white capped individual. >> stephanie: and after that they released the names? >> yeah, they released the names sometime last night, and since then all kinds of information flooded in. and again, it looks like the brother who is still alive, apparently just graduated from a prestigious high school in the boston area, and was given a $2,500 scholarship from the city of cambridge to pursue college. the other brother was apparently in medical school. these were successful at least academically, and obviously there is a whole team that is going through to analyze their facebook postings and try to figure out what may have caused these two academically achieving brothers to snap and decide to bomb the boston marathon and go on this killing spree and kill a police officer last night. >> stephanie: i heard somebody speculating on tv as we want to do when, you know there's a la
that he is dressed in a gray hoodie a white skinned or caucasian male with light brown curling hair. that's the individual we are looking for at this moment. >> that's suspect number 2. >> that's suspect number 2, the white capped individual. >> stephanie: and after that they released the names? >> yeah, they released the names sometime last night, and since then all kinds of information flooded in. and again, it looks like the brother who is still alive, apparently just...
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. >> but these protests have gone violent and brian brown has said nothing -- >> brian brown? no, not that brian brown. >> stephanie: yeah. >> interesting that they have been goosing people on and then saying hey, it's not our problem when it gets violent. >> stephanie: yeah, good news anthony weiner is back on twitter. @ @anthonyweaner. janet hello. >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i want to go back to the boy scout issue. basically what you are saying is the kids can be involved in scouting, but we're going to bring them into an environment that is hostile to gays and lesbians -- >> stephanie: yeah. that's true. you are teaching them, like it's okay if this is a phase and then just work your way out of it by the time you were 18. >> yeah, and if you don't then we don't want you. but while you are here maybe let's do some back door repair with therapy. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: we have people who are totally anti-gay with their arms wrapped around people who need to see the light and be morally straight. >> yeah. ann romney will
. >> but these protests have gone violent and brian brown has said nothing -- >> brian brown? no, not that brian brown. >> stephanie: yeah. >> interesting that they have been goosing people on and then saying hey, it's not our problem when it gets violent. >> stephanie: yeah, good news anthony weiner is back on twitter. @ @anthonyweaner. janet hello. >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i want to go back to...
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so i think a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown. we want to believe that there have been experiences in the past were growth strategies have not been specific or carried through. i think everyone is looking forward very much to this growth strategy and specific elements that get carried through. the question is about the first zero. can you give us a little more flavor of the discussion about monetary stimulus not just in japan but another advanced economy and the impact of that on global partners and whether there was significant concern about that issue to address the monetary stimulus? >> [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: with this issue, at the g 20 meeting that was held, where the future of the government had abandoned and the previous in february, the second one of the week in washington. the question everyone wanted to know about the impact on the asian policy in japan because right now the interest rate is at the point that is not 5%
so i think a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown. we want to believe that there have been experiences in the past were growth strategies have not been specific or carried through. i think everyone is looking forward very much to this growth strategy and specific elements that get carried through. the question is about the first zero. can you give us a little more flavor of the discussion about monetary stimulus not just in japan but another advanced economy and the impact of that on...
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lor lorna brown going before the state bar for an administrative trial. confessing to hiding a hand-written note in her legal papers after visiting him in 2010. that note contained a list of people whom bay allegedly wanted dead. he was convicted of ordering the murders of oakland journalist, chauncey bailey and two other men in 2007. brown could be disbarred for the offense. >>> a san francisco city attorney wants to know why dozens of mentally ill patients are being shipped to the bay area. published reports claiming the psychiatric hospital in las vegas bussed about 1500 discharged patients out of down over the past five years. they say at least 36 ended up in san francisco with nowhere to go and ended up in a homeless shelter our out in the streets. >> taking advantage of our most vulnerable putting them on a one-way ticket to know support. >> go to san francisco. they will take care of you. the san francisco department of public health found two patients that arrived on a bus from nevada. the city attorney's office has investigators looking for patie
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brown agreed to a two-year suspension. that suspension was rejected by the supreme court of california. the new trial will determine what punishment is right under the circumstances. >> reporter: reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect says he and his brother were motivated by religious views and not by terrorist groups. dzhokhar tsarnaev is communicating through notes. the attack took three lives and injured 170 people. >>> san francisco's police wants more cameras to monitor the city. he is asking for cameras up and down market street. the main thoroughfare is the back drop for many large scale events, including races and parades. business owners welcome the idea. the local aclu chapter is sceptical. >> security is going to help. >> i like it. secure everybody, you know. >> we know that video cameras unfortunately don't prevent or reduce terrorism. we do know that video cameras are expensive and invasive and they are ripe for abuse. >> no specific plan detaili
brown agreed to a two-year suspension. that suspension was rejected by the supreme court of california. the new trial will determine what punishment is right under the circumstances. >> reporter: reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> the surviving boston marathon bombing suspect says he and his brother were motivated by religious views and not by terrorist groups. dzhokhar tsarnaev is communicating through notes. the attack took three lives and injured...
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speak. 53 bombing victims remain in the hospital, including four people critically injured, terrell brown in boston and begins our coverage. >> reporter: in this newly released police helicopter video you can see the final minutes of friday's day long pursuit of zokar tsarnaev, his body highlighted by thermal heat imaging. soon after police surrounded him hiding in a boat in a watertown resident's backyard, they sent in a robot to check for explosives but there were none. as officers approached the boat, boston police commissioner ed davis says tsarnaev started shooting. >> no one was struck there but there was gunfire emitting from the boat. it's hard to say where it was aimed. >> reporter: after an hour-long standoff officers fired stun grenades and then apprehended tsarnaev. since his capture he hasn't been able to talk but officials say they believe he and his brother act add loan in monday's marathon bombings. three days after the attack that killed three and injured dozens, the big break came when the brothers carjacked a mercedes suv in cambridge. watertown police chief ed deveau s
speak. 53 bombing victims remain in the hospital, including four people critically injured, terrell brown in boston and begins our coverage. >> reporter: in this newly released police helicopter video you can see the final minutes of friday's day long pursuit of zokar tsarnaev, his body highlighted by thermal heat imaging. soon after police surrounded him hiding in a boat in a watertown resident's backyard, they sent in a robot to check for explosives but there were none. as officers...
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terrell brown is here with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. bill iffrig was about to finish his third run in the boston marathon when the first explosion went off and literally knocked him off his feet. as the first bomb exploded near the finish line, one runner is seen falling to the ground. legs buckled by the blast. the runner is 78-year-old bill iffrig. >> shock waves just hit my whole body and my legs just started jittering around. i knew i was going down. >> reporter: a veteran of 45 marathons. iffrig traveled from his home in washington state to run the boston marathon for a third time. >> i was just approaching the last straightaway to the finish line. i had a good day. i was feeling really good. >> reporter: fewer than 20 feet from the finish line when the explosion forced him down. iffrig says his injuries were minor. >> didn't feel any severe pain. as i rolled over i seen a scratch on my leg. nothing too bad. i laid there just momentarily. >> iffrig was surrounded by first responders and helped up by marathon officials as wounded we
terrell brown is here with that story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. bill iffrig was about to finish his third run in the boston marathon when the first explosion went off and literally knocked him off his feet. as the first bomb exploded near the finish line, one runner is seen falling to the ground. legs buckled by the blast. the runner is 78-year-old bill iffrig. >> shock waves just hit my whole body and my legs just started jittering around. i knew i was going down....
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laura brown is the former attorney. once the leader of oakland. she admitted she took his hand written notes from jail hiding them in legal papers and passing them on to a bay family member. he was convicted of ordering the murders of journalist, chauncey bailey and two other men. she said she thought they may have been love letters to a girlfriend and additional notes to his mother when she got them. the papers had the names of witnesses against bay and days later, those papers were found in the car of a man who describes himself once as a bay soldier for the family. now, brown has faced an ethics violation, a possible two-year suspension. then, the state supreme court rejected that. losing a law license is very rare here in california. only happens about 1% of the time. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> 5:34. a san francisco city attorney wants to know why dozens of mentally ill patients are being shipped to the bay area. they claim rossen neal psychiatric hospital bussed patients out of town. at least 36 e
laura brown is the former attorney. once the leader of oakland. she admitted she took his hand written notes from jail hiding them in legal papers and passing them on to a bay family member. he was convicted of ordering the murders of journalist, chauncey bailey and two other men. she said she thought they may have been love letters to a girlfriend and additional notes to his mother when she got them. the papers had the names of witnesses against bay and days later, those papers were found in...
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so ditch the brown bag for something better. like our bacon ranch quesadillas or big mouth burger bites, served with soup or salad, and fries. starting at just 6 bucks at chili's. >>> "all that mattered" eight years ago today, aaron rodgers was set for the nfl draft. as a top prospect rodgers thought he'd be an early pick. instead, he waited 4 1/2 hours to get drafted 24th by the green bay packers. he reflected on draft day with scott pelley. >> you're going to draft so well that they put you in the green room and put a camera on you. >> bad decision. you're wishing you were anywhere but there. >> today rodgers has a super bowl title to his name and is regarded as one of the best quarte this year's nfl draft begins thursday night at radio city music hall here in new york. >> so it shows you when things don't always go according to plan, they work out. >> they get better. >> they work out. >>> harvey weinstein is one of hollywood's most powerful producers. he is here. he's coming here to studio 57. we'll talk about his latest mov
so ditch the brown bag for something better. like our bacon ranch quesadillas or big mouth burger bites, served with soup or salad, and fries. starting at just 6 bucks at chili's. >>> "all that mattered" eight years ago today, aaron rodgers was set for the nfl draft. as a top prospect rodgers thought he'd be an early pick. instead, he waited 4 1/2 hours to get drafted 24th by the green bay packers. he reflected on draft day with scott pelley. >> you're going to draft so...
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a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown. we want to believe, but this one experiences in in the past with the growth strategy has not spent specific or has not been carried through. everyone is looking forward to the specific elements that are credible. so that is my comment. can you give us more flavor of the discussion today in which each one a about monetary stimulus not just in japan, but advanced economies and the impact of global markets and whether there is significant concern about that issue in any agreement to aggressive monetary stimulus. sub [speaking japanese] [speaking japanese] [speaking japanese] >> well, with regard to this issue, the meetings are being held to reach the finance minister said the previous one held in february and the second one has been hot just not washing to. as was asked in the question, of course i wanted to know about the impact of the policy for the advance in japan because right now the interest rate on the gdp is at .5%. not 5%, but .5%, so people might induce a situation whereby mas
a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown. we want to believe, but this one experiences in in the past with the growth strategy has not spent specific or has not been carried through. everyone is looking forward to the specific elements that are credible. so that is my comment. can you give us more flavor of the discussion today in which each one a about monetary stimulus not just in japan, but advanced economies and the impact of global markets and whether there is significant concern...
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you like moga, and if i may cite the most famous american monga, peanuts, charlie brown faces lieuy who is holding a football, encouraging him to kick the football, and he wants to kick the football, but doubts that she will hold it and thinks he'll take it away because she does, and he ends up flat on his back, and so i think a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown, we want to believe, but there have be experiences in the past where the growth strategy has not been specific or carried through. i think everyone is looking forward very much to the growth strategy and to the specific elements that are credible and carry through on. that's the comment. the question is about the first arrow. can you give us more flavor of the discussion today and the j20 about monetary stimlouse, not just japan, but advanced economies, and the impact of that op global markets and whether there was significant concern about that issue and any agreement to address monetary stimulus. [speaking japanese] [speaking japanese] [speaking japanese] >> translator: in fact, g20 meetings were held with the fin
you like moga, and if i may cite the most famous american monga, peanuts, charlie brown faces lieuy who is holding a football, encouraging him to kick the football, and he wants to kick the football, but doubts that she will hold it and thinks he'll take it away because she does, and he ends up flat on his back, and so i think a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown, we want to believe, but there have be experiences in the past where the growth strategy has not been specific or carried...
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james brown shows us why he was a giant at cbs sports. >> i'm pat summerall, welcoming to you this cbs sports spectacular. >> one of the most loved and respected announcers in the nfl. veteran cbs sportscaster got his start through summer y'allall. >> for many years he was the voice of the nfl, voice of golf and the voice of reason. >> reporter: the low key approach was in stark contrast to the high energy of his long-time partner john madden. >> i felt like running down and playing. >> i have goosebumps all over. >> i'm glad we didn't. >> reporter: the combination worked and madden said we never had one argument and that was because of pat. he was something very special. >> finest place kicker. >> summerall made a name for himself on the field with the new york giants. in 1958 he booted an historic game winning field goal through driving snow to put the giants on top. remarkably, he was on the broadcast team for the very first super bowl. his last was super bowl xxxvi in 2002, and for years, he called his other passion, as lead announcer for cbs sports for the tour tour. >> i have bee
james brown shows us why he was a giant at cbs sports. >> i'm pat summerall, welcoming to you this cbs sports spectacular. >> one of the most loved and respected announcers in the nfl. veteran cbs sportscaster got his start through summer y'allall. >> for many years he was the voice of the nfl, voice of golf and the voice of reason. >> reporter: the low key approach was in stark contrast to the high energy of his long-time partner john madden. >> i felt like...
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miliband who was the current leader of the opposition for the labor party, and tony blair and gordon brown, both labor prime ministers attending. and in britain's sense, the most unusual attendee is her majesty the queen and her husband, the duke. neither of them have been to a prime minister's funeral since the death of winston churchill back in 1965. so that is taken as as a very significant sign of respect from the head of state, her mantle esty. >> so based on all -- her majesty. >> so based on all that, what is the protocol? what can we expect in the streets of london and also inside st. paul's cathedral where the ceremony will be taking place? >> there isn't really a protocol. his is not like the impressive assem blens we've seen for american presidents. it's sort of been invented as it goes along. it's not a state funeral as the queen and monarch would have or as winston churchill had. it's something called a ceremonial funeral which means that, for example, half of it is going to be in an ordinary car, a hearse, and then there's going to be a transfer of the coffin to a gun carriag
miliband who was the current leader of the opposition for the labor party, and tony blair and gordon brown, both labor prime ministers attending. and in britain's sense, the most unusual attendee is her majesty the queen and her husband, the duke. neither of them have been to a prime minister's funeral since the death of winston churchill back in 1965. so that is taken as as a very significant sign of respect from the head of state, her mantle esty. >> so based on all -- her majesty....
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tarell brown is at the hospital in boston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. what we're learning is a tale of two brothers. there's dzhokhar who looked like he had adjusted to life roll relatively well. he looked up to older brother, tamerlan, who seemed to feel a little less at ease. on the surface, the tsarnaev brothers looked like an immigrant success story. 26-year-old tamerlan studied engineering, was married with a 2-year-old daughter and a golden gloves heavyweight champion. >> his plans were to be a very successful businessman. year-old dzhokhar, a star wrestler in high school, was a at umass-dartmouth. he became a u.s. citizen last year on september 11th. his college friends told "60 minutes" scott pelley he was interested in cars and soccer and they never saw him at a mosque or prayers. >> if someone a few days ago told me that one of my friends was responsible for the bombs, bombing in boston, i would have named off at least 90% of everyone that i know before i would have said dzhokhar. >> reporter: the brothers arrived in the u.s. in 2002 with thei
tarell brown is at the hospital in boston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. what we're learning is a tale of two brothers. there's dzhokhar who looked like he had adjusted to life roll relatively well. he looked up to older brother, tamerlan, who seemed to feel a little less at ease. on the surface, the tsarnaev brothers looked like an immigrant success story. 26-year-old tamerlan studied engineering, was married with a 2-year-old daughter and a golden gloves heavyweight...
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massachusetts senator scott brown, former massachusetts scott brown is now back in boston. he is also a fox news contributor. and, senator, it be good being back in your hometown after being away for a few days as the story developed. what are you seeing and hearing today? >> well, obviously i want to first of all thank the law enforcement personnel. obviously we've had another loss of life and i understand another officer is battling out of surgery. our thoughts and prayers go out to them. obviously very thankful for the efforts and flawless and seamless transition between the federal, state and municipal and law enforcement personnel. boston is basically a ghost town. there are some businesses open. those are reflection of people already gotten in. i pulled in about the 6:15 this morning. had six or seven convoys of officers, motorcycles, swat steams, cruisers going in and out of traffic to get in. there is obviously officers all over. i was able to go up to the finish line for bottom boston marathon. once again it is certainly cordoned off, a ghost town up there. but peo
massachusetts senator scott brown, former massachusetts scott brown is now back in boston. he is also a fox news contributor. and, senator, it be good being back in your hometown after being away for a few days as the story developed. what are you seeing and hearing today? >> well, obviously i want to first of all thank the law enforcement personnel. obviously we've had another loss of life and i understand another officer is battling out of surgery. our thoughts and prayers go out to...
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obviously the cardinal beloved here and made a great name for himself in rome where as a franciscan in his brown habit he was walking around and was part of the discussion of the papacy which was the first for an american cardinal. obviously new york's cardinal timothy dolan was also being mentioned. but today is cardinal o'malley's day. it's important that everybody's here, wolf. that's the thing. 2,000 inside. millions outside. all of one heart and one mind on this day. and that's what it's all about and have the president here means even more, obviously. >> it will wrap up with "america the beautiful" which i think is appropriate for this very special day here in boston. coming awe ining only a few daye boston marathon ended with those two bombings, killing three people, injuring more than -- almost 200 people. and many of them remain in critical condition in a hospital -- at hospitals here, including young kids. awful, awful injuries as a result of those bombs that went off. we'll be reflecting and we'll be praying as we get ready for the start of this service. its official title, "healing o
obviously the cardinal beloved here and made a great name for himself in rome where as a franciscan in his brown habit he was walking around and was part of the discussion of the papacy which was the first for an american cardinal. obviously new york's cardinal timothy dolan was also being mentioned. but today is cardinal o'malley's day. it's important that everybody's here, wolf. that's the thing. 2,000 inside. millions outside. all of one heart and one mind on this day. and that's what it's...
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pantheon, brown brothers and wilbur continues with us. ian, you've been -- is sanguin a good word? are you questioning that the global economy is on track? >> i'm not as disturbed by some about china. it was a relatively small miss. it's holding up okay. it's not great. it does now seem to be hitting retail sales. it's a cash flow hit. >> is it payroll or sequester. >> it takes time. it's a big cash flow hit. it takes two, three, four months. >> why did you twitch what i said that? you've been happier than most. i would be dismal too if i was wrong all the time like most economists. >> i hope that's not me. >> no, that's why you're here and the other ones aren't. >> i was about about the industrial improvement, about the rebound in bank lending. that was really pushing support into the small business sector, which is half the economy. payroll tax increase and th sequester. that's 1.5% of the gdp. the markets decided it wasn't going to happen. that worried me. that was unrealistic. now we're starting to see a bit of a rethink. maybe there is something here. europe still stinks. >> m
pantheon, brown brothers and wilbur continues with us. ian, you've been -- is sanguin a good word? are you questioning that the global economy is on track? >> i'm not as disturbed by some about china. it was a relatively small miss. it's holding up okay. it's not great. it does now seem to be hitting retail sales. it's a cash flow hit. >> is it payroll or sequester. >> it takes time. it's a big cash flow hit. it takes two, three, four months. >> why did you twitch what i...
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famousy cite the most is anan manga, there installment in peanuts where charlie brown faces a busy and she is holding a football and encouraging him to kick a football, and he wants to kick a football, but doubts she will hold it. she thinks he will take it away because every year he takes it away and he ends up on his back. a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown, we want to believe, but there have ces in the e growth tschida jay has not been specific or has not been carried through. everyone is looking forward to this growth strategy and the specific elements that are credible and get carried through on. that is my comment. the question about the first arab. can you give more flavor of the discussion today in the g-20 about monetary stimulus, but just in japan, but in other advanced economies and the impact of that on global markets and whether there was significant concern about that issue and any agreement to address monetary stimulus. [speaking in japanese] >>, with regard to this issue, mr. de antedate the jeep-20 meetings have been held. previous meeting was held in feb
famousy cite the most is anan manga, there installment in peanuts where charlie brown faces a busy and she is holding a football and encouraging him to kick a football, and he wants to kick a football, but doubts she will hold it. she thinks he will take it away because every year he takes it away and he ends up on his back. a lot of us in washington are like charlie brown, we want to believe, but there have ces in the e growth tschida jay has not been specific or has not been carried through....
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. >> reporter: the big brown smiling eyes of martin richard makes the sorrow of what happened monday afternoon all the more palpable. the 8-year-old was known as a little league star. >> he was the fastest kid, maybe the tallest kid on his team. just a marvel to watch on the field. but he was just -- a delightful young boy. >> reporter: friends say the family went to the boston marathon every year. but one of those twin explosions ended martin's short life sending his mother to the hospital with a serious head injury. his younger sister lost a leg. neighbors in this close knit community are now grieving along with martin's father. >> i was outside with my dog, i saw him get out of the car. he was dressed in hospital scrubs. i said, oh, my god, bill, are you okay? he didn't even answer me. >> reporter: an outpouring of support and prayers for the family on this facebook page. in a statement released bill richard said we thank our family and friends. those we know and those we have never met for their thoughts and prayers. >> whenever we would see them they would all be together. wheth
. >> reporter: the big brown smiling eyes of martin richard makes the sorrow of what happened monday afternoon all the more palpable. the 8-year-old was known as a little league star. >> he was the fastest kid, maybe the tallest kid on his team. just a marvel to watch on the field. but he was just -- a delightful young boy. >> reporter: friends say the family went to the boston marathon every year. but one of those twin explosions ended martin's short life sending his mother...